Also, Menno alluded that believers should remain peaceful and not have hatred towards other people. An individual believer cannot be the Jesus Christ disciple if he or she hates any other person, be it a son, daughter, father, brother, and so on. For this reason, Christians should be the ambassadors of peace and follow the examples of peace. There is no circumstance where a Christian should be vengeful to an offender, persecutor, or any anyway. More importantly, they should not fight back when abused, mistreated, or hurt. In his text, Menno Simmons various biblical figures offended, persecuted, harmed, or even scorned boy others, but eventually, God uplifted them and punished the bloodthirsty and evil offenders[1]. For instance, God exalted Abel for his piety and faithfulness even after being killed by his brother Cain. Therefore, Simmons wrote his text as a means of encouraging his followers to press on the Cross of Christ. He emboldened them to remain following the example of the biblical and religious martyrs,
